When I was fifteen, an evil spirit claiming to have transmigrated into a book took over my body.
She announced from on high that my world was a book, and my fiance, Wei Chen, was its destined male lead. Her mission was to win his heart, and the price was my complete erasure.
I scoffed.
Wei Chen? The Wei Chen who had grown up with me, the one who shared my feelings?
How could he fail to recognize that someone else had taken over my body?
But fate dealt me a cruel blow.
After an accident, Wei Chen lost his memories and forgot me completely. Worse still, under the evil spirit's careful pursuit, his warmth and gentle indifference, frozen for a thousand years, began to melt for her, bit by bit.
He fell in love with the thief occupying my body.
The evil spirit succeeded. And all I could do was despair as I felt the world erase me, little by little...
I refuse to accept this!
At eighteen, I miraculously reclaimed my body.
My joy had barely faded when the cold reality closed around my throat.
Wearing the face "she" had once used, who was I?
Was I Qu Zhao, returned at last?
Or... the "evil spirit" the world believed must be eliminated?
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A flash of cold light, then a stab of agony.
"Why?!" Qu Zhao clutched her chest, staring in disbelief at Wei Chen, who held a bloodstained dagger.
Wei Chen's hand trembled violently, but his voice was firm. "I don't want to... but the evil spirit has to disappear!"
Pain spread through every limb, and bitterness filled her mouth.
"You..." Wei Qianyi struggled to speak. Her eyes held a shattered clarity. "What makes you so sure... I'm the evil spirit?"
Wei Chen abruptly looked up and met those eyes, so familiar they seemed to reach the depths of his soul: pure, full of pain, with not a trace of evil in them.
The resolve on his face instantly crumbled. All color drained from him, replaced by utter horror and despair.
Important: The male lead in this blurb is not the male lead of the novel.
Theme: Hope and resistance.
1. Wei Chen is too weak, has a soft heart, trusts others easily, has no male lead charm, and is unfit to be the male lead. Second, Wei Chen's ability to distinguish is too poor. The heroine's personality is too contradictory. Even if he is attracted to Linglong, he still has feelings for the heroine. He is too sentimental and has a swaying personality. If it is the male protagonist, the character will be thin and spicy. Third, the author's writing is good, but I can't stand Wei Chen. This character is just like the heroine's ex-boyfriend in the novel.
Wei Chen is useless and useless.
I hope the male protagonist is Ji Liansheng, ah ah ah, Ji is really awesome!!!
I actually finished reading it in one afternoon...! Want to watch extras (make a wish)
This man is so strange. Could it be that he was abandoned by the saint?
There are only 50 reviews with hundreds of thousands of words. Is there something wrong with my phone?
After finishing "Spreading Flowers", it will be continued with "The Cuscuta Flower Girl and the Wild Growth". If you are interested, you can save it~~
From Lily of the Valley to Linglong to Wei Ziyan, the heroine can always influence these girls
Watching Wei Chen's plot always makes me feel exhausted and indescribably depressed, but Ji Liansheng is really a good mentor and friend.
So, do you think the heroine is good-looking or not?